Namari Onsen
鉛温泉
A historic hot spring in Hanamaki featuring a unique deep bath and connections to famous Japanese literature.
What it is
- A hot spring site in Hanamaki City discovered six hundred years ago.
- Features five alkaline simple hot spring sources used for bathing.
- Home to Fujisan Ryokan, an inn that opened for business in eighteen forty-one.
- Setting for the story Nametoko Mountain Bears by author Kenji Miyazawa.
What to see
- The Shirazaru no Yu bath which measures one point twenty-five meters deep.
- Natural spring water bubbling up directly from the floor of the bath.
- The inn where novelist Tamiya Torahiko wrote his work Gin Shinju.
- Nearby ski resort located in close proximity to the hot spring.
Getting there
- Take a thirty minute bus ride from Hanamaki Station to reach the site.
- Drive twenty minutes from the Hanamaki Minami Interchange to the location.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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